Compeer Sarasota gets down with volunteers, community

Compeer JAM 2015 welcomes members of the community

  • By Amanda Morales
  • | 12:00 a.m. February 26, 2015
  • Sarasota
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Compeer Sarasota invited members of the community to enjoy a night out for Compeer JAM 2015 Feb. 26 at the Sarasota Architectural Salvage store. The evening included a variety of music acts and food from local restaurants including Der Dutchman, Paradise Pops, Bravo Pizza & Eatery and Cupcakes A Go Go.  

 

Bernie Gottschalk, Kathy Maybee and Bunny Skirboll at Compeer JAM 2015.
Bernie Gottschalk, Kathy Maybee and Bunny Skirboll at Compeer JAM 2015.
Linda Benjamin of Paradise Pops.
Linda Benjamin of Paradise Pops.
Cupcakes on display for guests provided by Cupcake A Go Go.
Cupcakes on display for guests provided by Cupcake A Go Go.
Gail and Bill Ericson with Kathy Goering.
Gail and Bill Ericson with Kathy Goering.
Wayne Genthner, Bernie Gottschalk and Pam Marwede.
Wayne Genthner, Bernie Gottschalk and Pam Marwede.
Kim Kutch and Kelly Hunt.
Kim Kutch and Kelly Hunt.
Arlene Rockwell and Joanne Langlois.
Arlene Rockwell and Joanne Langlois.
Guests roam the rooms at the Sarasota Architectural Salvage warehouse.
Guests roam the rooms at the Sarasota Architectural Salvage warehouse.
Bunny Skirboll and Compeer Founder at Compeer Gulf Coast Ann Hartka.
Bunny Skirboll and Compeer Founder at Compeer Gulf Coast Ann Hartka.
Sarah Wertheimer and Lindsey Young.
Sarah Wertheimer and Lindsey Young.

 

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